Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

Compliance

2000/2001 Due Process Decisions

**NOTE:  Due process hearing decisions are only binding on the actual parties involved in that particular case regarding a specific student. These decisions are not binding in any other situation as they are not like court cases. Additionally, a due process hearing decision is subject to appeals in court and thus may be either upheld or overturned in a later court case.

All these files are in PDF format

• Crawford County R-I Due Process Decision 00/01

• Carl Junction R-I Due Process Decision 00/01

• Special School District of St. Louis County Due Process Decision 00/01

• Waynesville R-VI Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Appleton City R-II Due Process Decision 00/01

• Lafayette County C-1 Due Process Decision 00/01

• Kansas City 33 Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Windsor C-1 Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Parkway C-2 and Special School District of St. Louis County Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Hickman Mills C-1 Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Special School District of St. Louis County Due Process Decision 00/01  

• State Schools for the Severely Handicapped Due Process Decision 00/01

• St. Louis City Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Special School District of St. Louis County Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Joplin R-VIII Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Columbia 93 Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Dunklin R-V Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Springfield R-XII Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Carl Junction R-1 Due Process Decision 00/01  

• St. Louis City Due Process Decision 00/01  

• Breckenridge R-I Decision 00/01  

• Raymore-Peculiar Decision 00/01

• Hickman Mills C-1 00/01 

• Park Hill Decision 00/01 

• Lafayette County C-1 Due Process Decision 00/01(2)